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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Yesterday afternoon mt the New York store
a colored man presented a check as payment
for some purchases made. purporting to have
been drawn in favor of Frank Duncan by
Wheeler s. Co. for $50 upon the Bank Of
Wichita. 1t was handed to the bookkeeper
with an inquiry regarding the signers OF the
check. Mr.. Cash Henderson coming up
glanced at tbs check and thought he saw
something about it irregular. The figures in
the corner hal been blurred, before the
"twenty" in the body Of the check was
$3.50" A closer examination also showed
ink and ia another hand from the remainder
of the check.
Mr. Henderson accused the man of having
''raised' the check, but he st Jutly denied it
and offered to go with him to Messrs.
Wheeler 81 Co. Before starting. however,
person who was examining it. They went
~ Main street, the colored man was deliv-
cred over to Merchant Policeman Badger,
but the check could no. be found. The pris
oner was turned over to Officer Clark, placed
i'll jail and again examined, but the paper
still could not be found. In his pocket was
another check for s4.53 upon the same bank,
signed by Alien, Graham & Co. In the
meantime the prisoner had confessed that
the check was originally drawn for but s.,
aud declared that be had destroyed it.
Wheeler q CO., real estate firm doing
business at the ED Israel Bros stand, was
visited There it wss learned that Duncan,
a young eoiored man acting as porter in the
real estate exchange, had been given 81
check in pay ment for his services Saturday
night II was also discovered that Duncan
bad presented the same check at Biting
Bros, but that they had refused it. He re-
docrored it TO present in the New York
store.
A search was instituted for the paPer and
1t was finally found by Officer Clark in front
o. Cssrlton's queens~are store on North
Main. where it had been dropped by the pris-
oner while he was being held TO be turned
over to the police.
Duncan had his hearing last night before
Justice Walker, and he was turned over to
district court in the sum of 1850. IN de-
fault of bail he wa. sent to the county Jail.
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NEW RTERS.

The following new charters for Wichita
Saturday: "Tse Kansas Military Institute. i
To be located at or near Wichita. Directo' s:
N. Stewart, ". E Hutchinson, w. ". Dab,
]. P. Furlong, &. II. Downing, J. A. Doran,
j. F. Sherman, Murray Myers. II. u. Hei-
sarinan ard George w Waiter, all Of
Wichita The Oswego Water Supply Com
pany." Headquarters Osseso. kan-as, and
Wichita. Capital sto k s'o',~0 Directors:
F L. Greene. y. 4. English. J. A Bru-
bachsr, G. A. Hatfeli AM w ST SweDtzoll,
all OF Wichita
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GONE TO WICHITA.
stored.

Perry Hood LETT tn. city yesterday for
Wichita In his golrg V,nceurss iooses
valuable citissn. as NJ. Hood was always
energetic. push,Ug-a1 ornament Ia Cur city.
and a lively, genial aud ~hole-ou.d fellow
70 have AROUND. He went west tn better his
conni,ion life. ani secure foruo+, ard we
sincerely hope tie viii rsehze fully all
his an-icipationR In Perry Hood
the Commercial losses one Of
is nosJ valued frieads, and while we '-kicsed
ike . mule" when h. announced his i8ren-
ton of i-aving, such Was tho decree, and the
only plan +, pursue was TO submit. We hope
Ferry Will '.rope i"H -orhe OF the -harp-rs out
th-re, ard CONF back TO his old love- with
his packets fairly gii,tenins with gold Il
will b.. than thas We would b. happy. aud
our rervenc f,ope is that The boom ~,lt 5000
come Here's our best, Perry, and MAJ
vour shadow never grow kss--Viucennss
Commercial.
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ENGLISH LUrnERS CHURCH.

The services Sunday under the auspices of
the recently organized St Paurs English Luz
theran congregation were full Of interest and
evidenced the earnestness of the Lutheran
flock. The morning worship was, it is true,
sadly interfered with by the neglect of the
management Of Garfield hall to have the
room open and in readiness. Where the fault
is the reporter does not know, but the COM
mittee had good reason to be dissatisfied.
Through the kindly and vigorous help of Mr..
Heisefman the hall was gotten open by II 80,
and though many persons had gone away
good'y congregation, whose patience had
been sorely tried, listened attentively TO the
visiting minister, Rev s. B. Barnitz, western
secretary or Lutheran Home Missions. The
hall was cold but the hearts Of the worship
ers seemed aglow with interest. The full
order of morning service, with its beautiful
chants, was used, Prof. App presiding at the
organ. and Mrs. Croes and Mr. Dickson lead
ing in the singing. The sermon by Mr.. Bsrnitx
was from Revelation vii, 1917
The sermon was atten,ively listened to
throughout. The speaker made . COMPARE
son between the earthly and. heavenly condi-
ton of the Christians, and led his hearers to
behold wildly the pictures of thoss who
have ''washed their robes and made them
white in the blood of the Lamb"
TUE EVENING SERVICE
Yves held at the Congregational church,
Rev. Mr. Parker having learned of the trials
OF the morning generously Offering his pull
pit. This was seconded by the officers of his
church. aud highly appreciated by the Luth-
eran people. The preliminary worship was
conducted by Rev. Parker, when Mr.. Bar
nitz again preached a sermon of evidently
careful preparation on 1.-The Chris
tian Pathway. The sermon was de
ivered with manuscript and with
much earnestness. The audience was a large
one nearly every chair being occupied.
Many hands were extended to the visiting
secretary and many words of apprecia tion
uttered at the close of the sermon. The
Lusherans tarried after the bensdiction to
speak one with another, and to arrange for
the future. Several new members appeared.
A cordial letter OF congratulation was an
nounced from the veteran editor of the
Lutheran Observer, Rev. DR.. Conrad. Pa
pers were distributed, greetings exchanged
and the conference closed with thanks to the
pastor and officers Of the Congregational
church, and an earnest prayer by Secretary
Barnitz. Yesterday Mr.. Barnitz was ON the
go from morning to night in the interests Of
this already vigorous churcd enterprise.
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A SLY TRICK

Troyoung msn Of the city who are part
n srs in business, b.rugut piece Of properly
in parrnershiu. The decd was made oct to
the two purchasers and entrusted TO one OF
taesn ior filing 10 TIE st6ss Of the Register of
dsei.. The other pareassr ssArtay afr
warts cam. to the R~gssser's and founi that
b-f II. the fling his name bad been erased
frnm the Geei, and ths0e ras nothing 10
sho.r chat bs had the .-ess Interest in the
prnp-rsy. De laid ais case before al asior-
nes ami proper stois ssere Immediately "a
ken o la We his rishts - aBs hal interest in
the fgcrchase i-galIy shown
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CITIZENS s-EfISC.

w hare teea r-gusted - assrosrcs that
on w.Srsa-tay ses4ing there VIII hss bad .
csspes's rns-tss.g at tbs court horse ~ . 3. m
ur,.e- The au.pi,s- ofsse old eqaai suffrage
as.sriaEon orsAnis-a by Mis- An;hoay and
Ms J.shns Thses viii ~ music- and
speeches by senator jo0n Kelly. Rspesersa-
dive Hs.s-id, and Cox j. II s.~<l G~rsis-
men - sci ~ ladies' Ar< cordially isvissd-
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A NARsow ESCAPE.

Yesterday afternoon farmer drove up in
front of the Riverside on West Douglas and
alixh.iuS entered the hotel Scarcely was
he within tn. door than The horses became
frightened a: p'ece OF paper flying along
the ground AMI rushed towards the Ark.E-
ses The farmers wife ~ho was sitting be-
hind upon the foor Of tas wagon BED, climb
ed over the sat grabbed the lines and sue
ceesied in stopping tn. funaways on the hank
of the river
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KaEpir OPEN.

For tn. sco-n PISTON Of lsbDring rren the
city eis-k oagnt TO keep his os.sics cfsso un.l
ni,s o'clock at night i number Of rss-, DE-
s;r.i to .eg-i<,..r las, Eight bit c,-bi MT be-
c,.u=. the looks wS.,e cns-a. 70 We are
:nsor.nsi 1uns -eyrsrztior viii h- hight
enough \. ts+s. IL exsra Ay - desired for
this work II can b. rassrd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

In rcsrorse to the earnest solicitation OF a large
number the people Of Wichita, respectfully an
nocnce myself rs LoIi srtiean, citizt ns candidate
for mayor. >. 4. AA4'ES-
In response 70 the umerrus Requests made 20 me
BY friends Aniorg The business men OF ths CITY
reep4ctfpiy am self non partisan peo-
ples dsie I. mayor assuring all that II elected
win devote myself to tie best Interests 81 the city
Irrespective OF party or other interests H. u LEE
Thereby announce myself a. peoples candidate for
MAYOR "a; th.. ci,y ich This action is In re-.
Spouse 10 request If many citizens OF city
c. K. MARTIN.
Contrary to the sdv'Fe OF some OF my personal
friends ard In accordance ilh the request OF
goodly numbf, l announce myself rs cainlhate
for mayor OF the great and b-onrg city OF wichita
and will say thai should he 1ected viii uy and
do nv ,.utes wfihou, fear fav'r and do all CAL
to keep up with the spirit OF the times
- b. II. F6sLESrOS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
OUT FOX A kIDn-

Sunday afternoon three t,,ugiss Of the cit }
entice-d half drunken stranger 20 enter
h.-k and go riding with them. They bad
gone about three miles south Of Doasaas ave
nus when The stranger was r-qSesfsj, then
oroerei to pay IS {, 'a- driver for Sne hack
hire. This pc psrsi..snsly rsfu-et 70 Co.
Tie ,ouxlss then -e. upon hin and beat hin,
numerically. Further dsresoTna~n,s may
10 eyts~.s.S
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$50 CnECKEt, No wAsHEE."
An freshman entered the Chinese laundr

An freshman entered the Chinese laundry
just across the Santa Fe track on East Doug
las the other evening and demanded his
wash. The Cninaman ask Cd for his check,
but the Irishmsn said he had lost it. mo
checkee, no wasnee." was thu reply. This
raised the ire Of tbs son of Erin and he was
about to wipe mp the floor with the Mongol-
ian. However, before be could reach him,
the Chiusman was reinforced by new ar
with chairs. The Irishman was ready for
the onset, blood. hair, broken furniture and
yells filed the little shop At last tbs police
and neighbors arrived and p-acs was re-
# ored
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To the Editor Of the Eagle.
From the vo.ers Of the First ward.


Having been solicited by n number OF the
voters of the First ward to throw out hint
III regard to the imposition on our people al
this part Of the ely By permitting tue sew
er4ge aad fifth from the city to be carried
halfway, stop aud overflow, after passing a
favorite spot. causing the people If The
~ Unity 10 keap their windows and doors
cfeeei % keep the sssasa from their homes,
tA~reoy causing slckAss. in something the
good people will no longer submit TO. Iu-
steal o; favoritisn al the conlng election
sewera ye will te the topic, and am author
iz-d to say that the caadidate not pledging
himself 70 remedy this avil will be sit down
on gracefully at the polls. "A word To she
wise Is sufficient" CITIZEN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
or THE SANE NAME.

In Saturdays issue Of the EAGLE there
WAS an EN- taken fron the Topeka Com
monwealth = n-ernipg DR.. j. H. TERED
The geptlrms" referred to is net the doctor
- no has his Office in the Aidrich BLOCK, but
whoss i"itisls happen 10 te the saina The
man referred TO, i; esuis, il Mt pracsiclng
physiciaa. l, Was intended o ssake ties,or-
rectiou IN Sundays issue bu- neglected
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Baptist ladies, asteutioni 4 mistake was
made on SUNDAY In the ann suacemert OF the
time for the aunus. meeting of the o,n-a's
Hcfas Aud fr-ign sion circle ~ the Frs
BAL tiss church. Instead Of occurring nert
week The meeting will he nsli wednesday,
Ak,rI 9th, at tae home OF TIE pastsr, Rev. W.
F. Harrer
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Or. F. s. H.ltlsh, VI Fremont. is in the
CITY, the gue,t of his cousin. Mr.. w. O. Hill
b h; Mr.. Kaufman, OF clyde, and Mr..
w ,lfe, Of Fostoria. this state All are i'm
m,,surably delighted with the cisy and
h We proven /: by becoming substantially
sla,fs6ad
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Mr.. Goldstaudt has secured the services OF
J. b. Pritchard, late OF Reiger. the leading
matters of Kansas City. az salesman.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Ell. Smith, the well known clerk at Foster ;
queens ware store, was off last night FOR a
lit to his old home at Indianapolis.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

BIZ Justice Walker st the Arlington hooss
yesterday pson, Nr. William Brown, Of
wirh:tA, and ~ Cora Heririck>, Of Perth,
Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Gus Hcffstacker. a fIiend of David Lery Is
arrived last night from Ohio, to take a posi-
6ion as salesman at the famous
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z. G. Robinson, of Hartford, Connecticut,
Q cousin of Geo. c. Strong no is largely in
terested in Wichita, is in tho city and made
US a call yesterday
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

NJ. ". Ctz 4 Co. sold the Sullivan prop
erty on College Hill yesterday to Geo I.
Beeler, of Charlsstown. Ind for $1,000
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

G. L. Leonard, Of Denver. contractor, came
to the city to see. He has concluded TO STAY.
and will proceed immediately TO make brick
and take contracts for buit ;rg
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Mrs. Arthur Allen. acc mpanied by her
mother. Mrs. DeVore, leaves this morning via
the Frisco for q two months" visit to relatives
a, Pittsburg, Pa.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

The editor Of tais paper would like very
mu h To have a half dozen or more of the
Daily EAGLE Of Sunday, February 9th.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Ed Lace, the pleasant representative Of
Blank Bros, candy manufacturers, st Louis,
iscirculating among his many friends in the
city
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Col Fisher, the general manager OF tie
Rock Islands Kansas extensions, spent Sun
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Captain s. }. oaauUei, VI Knoxville. Iowa,
y o, as adjutsnt OF the Fcvrtl Michigan
. airy, was one OF the capturers of Jef
n yis. and who was in command If the
r I'd which took him to FORTRESS Monroe,
4 N the city and called yesterday. T.e,e
- number Of his old command IL this
. who would be glad, NJ oo'sht, 10 see
q 4. Staubcr.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

N. n. Niederlander and A. w. Oliver were
called to st. Louis yesterday on business.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

Mr.. JOS. Overstreet and bride, OF Franklin.
Ind, arrived in the city today on q visit to
Mrs J Y Eool.y
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II. c. eager, Of the Pavilion, VIZ S off for
the east yesterday on business
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l.. E. Hay, of Storm Lake, Iowa, made us
pleasant call Yesterday.
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FOR CoUyCtLHES.


c. c. CIivington wishes TO announce himself az
candidate for election as councilman from F1fIh
ward
To the Editor OF Daily Eagle
Please arnou, ne a candidate for re election 10
the council iron e Fourth ward for The long term
L. +. STONE
To the Editor Daily Eagle.
Please Announce a candidate for councilman
In the Fourth Ward b. ;. HARRISON
I hereby apnouace myself for council from Sec
ond ward, long uezm. J. Z. RICHEf
hereby announce myself peoples candidate for
councilman from the Second ward.
A. T. BUcKEEIpGE.
Ia response to the earnest request OF large num-
her OF the residents hereby announce myself as a
candidate for council from the First ward
A. ENGLISH.
Please announce me as candidate for c"unri' men,
Third ward. CHAs. HoFF.
To thu Editor Daily Eagie:
Und. rstand 'ng IL axes to MI the aIdermai c race
from econd ward hereby ANNOUNCE mys-if as a.
candidate and hope my name is Ell. LEE TAYLOR.
To the EDITOR Daily Esgle:
W aa!hnrixed announce DR.. A NJ purand
q candidate for councilman fT' m the FIRST ward.
Thereby aunou,re myself n candidate fer coun-
Gilman from the First ward. II yoa think &. can
nil bill for IL not. vote f- the o. her fel-
low. THOMAS JEWELL
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FOR CONSTABLE

IannOance myself the peoples candidate for
constable by request Of many friends
WILLIAM WEISS.
You authorized To Roupce my name e can
dldaIe for cons able. J. ID. HUs, ON.
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A N. West, of Ness City, is in the city.

Please ammo unCe Jet plt' Is car di6ete for pc
fice judge Of ite' hy'f " ichiIa. A. II. MCKEE
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por urs1J EoE THE PEACE.

Announce a Sdate for the ofice OF jus
tice of the peace or the city OF ichita
S. L BARRETT.
W. T. Walker VIII be a candidate for reelection TO
the Office OF justice or the peace.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-22

VIII Robson has returned from visit tc
Colorado
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To the Voters of Wichita City

hereby announce mytff a candidate for re-
eleci, to Vi ffe Of cit. cCfsfaiIe. II 81, ced
shal not he tie Col Of r. ry CLIQUE clbn but
al oricer FOR tie wtole Pc pie't u a. city.
espectfully.
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POIlCE JU GI

P,ease announce that am an indep pdeni c. pdi
date for the Office OF cons able. s. kERBEH. b.
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bur@ 3abnen peruriadt ober bard anbe>
re nriaden. Cine @ebraudsanpeiiuns
piro ieoer Tlaide beiseseben. Sc 1T
feins d4t, wenn ni4t baS 6aeImile bon
Curtis II. Yertins uuf Der ~9luBenieite Der
Ginpadun9 entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpp.
theten gu buben, bic Ttaide % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-16
@etTe8elte 9lm8ebote.
Mapprs Office.
Satt MntDnin, 6. SuIi 1887.

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Bis gum 10. Suli 1887, 12 ubr Mit<
tags uerben In bteier Office periegelte
Mugebote gum aaufe bon San 4ntonio
Stabtz8 Bombs Big gum Betrage BON
$4,000, entsegengenonmen.
Dieie 8onbs finb ie auf $500 irirt
unb sablbar an ben gigentbamer In ges
febli9er8er. Staaten=M iinae, 80 Sabre
nod benz l. Sult 1887, ~einI6sbar, ie
mad benz @uta6ten Der Stabt felbf tn
20 Sabren nod biefen Datum, nit eis
ner prdmie BON SO idbrIi9, sabIbar
balbidbrli6 unb atuar am /. Sauuar
unb |. Suli te6en Sabres; benfelben
ffnb COUPONS fir iebe fdnige 3inien.
rate angef9lofen.
Ste Bombs iper6en ausgegeben In
gereinbarung NIT elmer bonn Stabtratb
eingebra6ten unb angenommenen bless
be5isli6en Orbinana.
Sie Bombs neroei benz b6bffen un6
befen Ingebot sugeipro9en unb ni9t
tpeniger als pari.
9ie Stabt bebdlt fi9 Sas &edt Dor,
irgeub ems ober ale Mngebote 3urld.
5utpeifen.
Mngebote abbreHire mon an: His
Honor the Mayor, City of San Anto-
MO = Proposals for Purchase Of
Bonds.
8rpan Gauagban,M apor.
Y. Y. 9 n, Stabtsglerf.